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Industry observers say the possibility that a futures trader aided the Flash Crash means that firms must be more vigilant about cost structures, regulatory fees, orders and bids to detect spoofing activity.
The CFTC’s recent enforcement action against a U.K. futures trader charged with spoofing trades and contributing to the 2010 Flash Crash raises as many questions as it answers, but could nonetheless prove a solid first step toward preventing this type of behavior in the future, industry observers say. On April 21, British authorities, acting at...
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